The Second-level Short Specialisation Degree in Metaverse and Legal Computer Science explores, through a methodological and cross-referential approach, the ethical and legal issues, scientific knowledge and practical competence of the multiple professional experiences applied and applicable to legal computer science and contemporary techno-law, with focus on the evolutionary profiles of the social metaverse, and the protection of fundamental rights in the web 3.0, allowing attendants to acquire the related cognitions, abilities and attitudes.
The Second-level Short Specialisation Degree in Metaverse and Legal Computer Science provides students with the ability of:
Acquiring scientific knowledge to apply to legal computer science and contemporary technical law;
Acquiring applicable hands-on advanced legal computer science skills, with focus on the evolutionary profiles of the social metaverse and protection of fundamental rights in the web 3.0;
Applying cross-sectional methods aimed at exercising legal computer science and metaverse professions independently and by theoretical analysis and concrete cases;
Acquiring a specific ability to communicate and discuss, even with digital tools, by applying appropriate methods, case studies and personalized reports;
Learning applicable hands-on advanced legal computer science skills, with focus on the evolutionary profiles of the social metaverse and protection of fundamental rights in the web 3.0.
The Second-level Short Specialisation Degree in Metaverse and Legal Computer Science trains and updates the methodological approach of innovative and hybrid professionals in the field of legal computer science, and in the evolutionary profiles of the legal metaverse, such as lawyers, public notaries and legal interns, legal company and PA advisors, digital professionals, technical consultants, legal assistants, project & social media managers, bioethicists, compliance analysts, data privacy officers.
Professionals will join the job market with the most cutting-edge competences in the sector.
The Second-level Short Specialisation Degree in Metaverse and Legal Computer Science provides specific training on:
Legal and ethical aspects of personal data collection
Cases, categories, conflicts and rules of the metaverse
Digital conflict resolution – preventing, managing and solving controversies in the digital era
Digital economy and financial metaverse
Ethics and knowledge in the age of neurotechnologies
Human societies, network societies & meta societies
Human-centred technology and legal services – vision, strategy, method, assessment
Inforethoric – legal communication methods in the social metaverse
Legal & crypto blockchain in the web 3.0 – cases and issues
Legal design, infosphere and metaverse
250-hour stage or traineeship (10 CFU) in professional firms, companies and public institutions. In extraordinary and motivated cases, the stage may be replaced by a project work.
Modules are worth 5 CFU each and can also be attended as single classes.
Any post-graduate university training consistent with the modules of the Master, will be recognized up to 20 CFU, and documented professional experience up to 12 CFU.
Both recognitions can add up to max 20 CFU per career.
Paolo Moro – Full Legal Computer Science Professor – UniPD
Stefano Fuselli – Full Legal Logic Professor – UniPD
Claudio Sarra – Associate Legal Computer Science Professor – UniPD
Paolo Sommaggio – Associate Legal Methodology Professor – UniTn
Federico Casa – Adjunct Legal Computer Science Professor – UniPd
Federico Reggio – Associate Legal Philosophy Professor – UniPd
Letizia Mingardo – Assistant Legal Computer Science Professor – UniPd
Mario Pomini – Associate Political Economics Professor – UniPd
The general ranking of merit for the academic year 2024/25 will be published on the Italian page of this Master according to the timing provided in the Call.
Find the admission titles in the selection notice 24/25.
FAQ
The Second-level Short Specialisation Degree will be held online, on Zoom, in asynchronous mode.
Classes will be held from 15 November 2024. There will be intermediate tests for each module, consisting in a paper/workshop or in a follow-up interview online. The Master final exam consist in a written dissertation on a selected module.
The Second-level Short Specialisation Degree is currently being accredited to allow the acquisition of ongoing training credits for professional orders, in line with the Master’s organizational plan (lawyers, accountants, journalists). All updates will be published in this section.
